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Events

highlights of upcoming events at EPOCH communities.

Bracelet building, music and Jewish history at EPOCH this week

Can you believe it’s nearly June? Sometimes it feels like time barely passes when we’re in the dark and dreary months of winter, but as soon as the weather turns beautiful, time flies by, doesn’t it? Slow down and enjoy some time at your nearby EPOCH community this week, because we have a slew of fun events planned. At Norton, join us (and bring some friends) for our Build a Bracelet fundraiser, with funds going to Norton’s Resident Council Fund. Or see a performance by Jack Craig in Providence on the 21st. Finally, we’re excited to welcome the well-known Barbara Brilliant for “Broadway Musicals: A Jewish Legacy” on the 22nd at our community in Chestnut Hill outside Boston. Keep reading for details.

Jack Craig to perform at EPOCH on the East Side (May 21)

Music and theater at EPOCH this week

This week, we have several exciting musical performances happening in our Brookline-area, Providence and Pittsfield communities. Bill Foley will entertain audiences at our community in Chestnut Hill, then the Moses Brown School students will perform at our community in Providence. Finally, the Town Players of Pittsfield will put on “A Sunny Morning” at our community there. Keep reading for details!

Bill Foley to perform at Boylston Place (May 14)

CHESTNUT HILL – Accomplished singer and guitarist Bill Foley will perform at EPOCH Assisted Living at Boylston Place, 615 Heath St., on Tuesday, May 14 at 3:30 p.m. The energetic performer is a favorite at EPOCH. This event is free, but space is limited. Please RSVP by calling 617-244-6400. For more information about EPOCH, call 617-244-6400

Moses Brown School Students to perform at EPOCH on Blackstone Boulevard (May 17)

This week at EPOCH: Media, art, fashion and fundraisers

We’re excited to offer some unique events at our communities this week. First, Steve Stotsky will visit us to discuss media information, focusing specifically on reporting inaccuracy about Israel. This important discussion is an excellent opportunity to learn about accuracy in the news and supporting journalistic integrity. On a lighter note, artist Diane Firtell will host a workshop demonstrating how to make the unique, collaged and painted flowerpots she’s known for. We will also host a Ladies Top Sale, featuring the stylish line from MBR Associates. This is a great opportunity to update your wardrobe without having to brave the mall! Finally, we will participate in the 5K 2013 Remembery Walk for Alzheimer’s. We’re recruiting both walkers and sponsors for this important fundraising event. Keep reading for details.

Boylston hosts Media Misinformation with Steve Stotsky (May 9)

EPOCH hosts fundraiser dinner for Boston Marathon victims

At EPOCH, we are committed to supporting those who lost so much after the tragic events in Boston last month. Many of our communities will be hosting a dinner this week and next to help the victims and their families. A $10 donation for pasta and dessert is requested, and all proceeds will go to The One Fund Boston, formed by Massachusetts Governor Deval Patrick and Boston Mayor Tom Menino to help all those personally affected by the bombings. We hope you’ll join us. Keep reading to learn details for your local EPOCH community.

Providence − EPOCH Assisted Living on the East Side will cohost a dinner with EPOCH Assisted Living on Blackstone Boulevard on Thursday, May 2 from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. The dinner will be held at our East Side Community, located at One Butler Avenue. Please R.S.V.P. by May 1 by calling 401‑275‑0682, or 401‑273‑6565.

Brewster − EPOCH Assisted Living at Brewster Place, 855 Harwich Road, will host a fundraiser dinner on Friday, May 3 from 5 to 7:30 p.m. For more information or to R.S.V.P., please call 508‑896‑3252.

This week at EPOCH: Cuddling animals and chasing storms

We’re hosting a variety of great events at our EPOCH communities this week. If you’re a bird lover, you’ll enjoy naturalist John Root’s presentation on the most common songbirds of the northeast. He’ll share his wonderful collection of photographs and song recordings of these beautiful creatures. We’re also hosting a spring ladies sale featuring popular clothing from the Alfred Dunner collection. If you love animals, you won’t want to miss the traveling petting zoo Barn Babies. You’ll get to play with all kinds of adorable baby animals. Finally, we will welcome storm chaser Chris Curtis for a unique, exciting presentation on what it’s like to be up close and personal with tornados, hurricanes and other storms. Keep reading to learn more!

 
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